When someone says „Scientists do not want you to know“ you can dismiss everything from there on. Scientists want you to know. They are desperate that you know. They can’t shut up about what they found out and want you to know.
Any truck news?
Strange story! Hopefully you can walk the line and teach them about remixing permissions while also not inhibiting their interests in 3d design, printing, and even business! If possible I'd try communicating with their parents instead of the 10yo directly.
Yeah let's send the findings through their tool!
If it's the group from U Chicago I did it. It was fine, but none of the suggestions made sense as actual experiments to complete, and I responded as such. I can't seem to find the results in my email but they did not make enough of an impression on me to save them or think about them again.
2025 was a rough year for science worldwide (and in general), but, despite everything, I am optimistic. Why? Because of
@qedscience.bsky.social! This crazy endeavour actually has a chance of changing how academia works.. 👇
Thanks for your work on this, it's really really really impressive! I look forward to the updates!
@superkash.bsky.social Hey Tom any truck news lately?
Haha thanks! I love how you're rocking the DIY build!
I totally agree it was needless on a short piece like this!
This statement gave me a hall of mirrors feeling.
Just got home from a trip and received this book by @juliabelluz.bsky.social and @kevinh-phd.bsky.social!
pyPhotometry v2 is now in our store! 🚀
⚡Output current of the 2 onboard LED drivers increased to 300 mA
🔦🔦 2 alternative LED digital output channels to trigger external optical hardware that have integrated LED drivers
🔌Additional connections to the pyBoard for expansion
#OpenEphys #pyPhotometry
Excited to share work led by my PhD student Hayley McMorrow now published in @jclinical-invest.bsky.social. Hayley showed that GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonists rapidly inhibit AgRP neurons and that endogenous GIP is important for nutrient-mediated AgRP neuron inhibition. doi.org/10.1172/JCI1...
Thank you Sung-Yon!
Thank you for your kind reply!
I've found rotary joints unusable for photometry, we've tried a few types (doric, Thor) but they introduce a lot of artifacts when they rotate. So we don't use rotary joints, instead use long 3 meter cables and loop them up high so there's room for the fibers to twist up some without tangling.
If you missed out on a spot at the other neuroscience/psychoactive drug GRCs this summer, we still have spots open at the Cannabinoid GRC with an exciting program ranging from clinical to pre-clinical to big data to society! Register today! grc.org/cannabinoid-... RT please!
‼️🚨 postdoc position 🚨‼️
I am looking for a postdoc in psychoneuroimmunology - come join our group to work on sickness behavior in humans 🤒🦠 at Karolinska Institutet @ki.se !!
ki.varbi.com/en/what:job/...
deadline July 31st
@pnirs.bsky.social #neuroskyence #PsychSciSky #interoception
This was a really fun project: We blocked obesity in mice by making them do a tiny bit of work for their food. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Congratulations!!
Thrilled to announce that my lab is now open at Ohio State! We study astrocytes as gene therapy targets for brain repair after ischemic stroke and in vascular dementia, developing new viral tools along the way. If you're interesting in joining or collaborating, please reach out!
gleichmanlab.com
Pamphlet of the President's Environmental Program 1979
Quote from Jimmy Carter: "Ten years ago, at the dawn of the environmental decade, we landed on the moon. For the first time people could stand on the surface of another world and look at the whole earth. The sight of earthrise was awesome. It was also sobering. From that moment we could no longer avoid understanding that all life must share this one small planet and its limited resources."
I found Jimmy Carter's Environmental Program (fittingly?) in the dumpster in the alley behind my house. "The sight of earthrise was awesome. It was also sobering. From that moment we could no longer avoid understanding that all life must share this one small planet and its limited resources."
It's funny that ChatGPT does this shit too
The fit line looks like poverty is rising robustly, but I'm not seeing that in the data points themselves. Maybe end the fit line at the min and max of the data instead of extending past it?
Thanks to @jaketapper.bsky.social for inviting me on his show yesterday! www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/h...
The preliminary program for the 2026 Basal Ganglia Gordon Research Conference is up! www.grc.org/basal-gangli...
Super excited about this program and to move the meeting to Europe for the first time - come join us in Tuscany!
After 21 years at my dream job, I’m very sad to announce my early retirement from the National Institutes of Health. My life’s work has been to scientifically study how our food environment affects what we eat, and how what we eat affects our physiology.
1/ Why do patients with late-stage cancer lose motivation & sink into apathy?
🔥 Our new Science paper shows chronic inflammation activates a cytokine-sensing brain circuit that lowers motivation. Huge team effort: Aelita Zhu, Sarah Starosta, Pignatelli & Janowitz labs! 🧵
🔗 doi.org/10.1126/scie...
12/ This project took a *huge* team, spanning neuroscience, immunology, and cancer. Grateful to co–first authors Aelita Zhu, Sarah Starosta, co–senior authors Marco Pignatelli & Tobias Janowitz & ours labs & all our amazing collaborators including @kravitzlab.com & Pavel Osten.
